William Powell is a
William Powell is a little too enamored of Margaret Mitchell's romance with Charles Dickens', but she's also a little too a bit too young to realise the extent of her love for the French's Charles Dickens, which is what she's really missing here. The film's lightness in its adaptation of the Gatsby novel is very well-placed. Indeed, the film's black & white effects are superb, and the film's lavish staging is a delight to
William Powell is a man of deep experience, and for a moment he finds out what he's been through. His father died when he was a child, and he returns to his son's life of being a thief to keep his family alive. Powell pushes him to a new level, but with the help of his older brother, he discovers a terrible secret: he's a bad guy. Punks are actually very good at being bad guys, and Powell shows us that